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by akomtu 2y ago
The age of Senior Slop Engineers?
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Corporate LLMs are censored, so spotting one is easy: just talk about things it's not allowed to discuss.
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> The underlying theory in all of these cases is that while color is sensory, unstable, and chaotic, form is rational, stable, and pure. And pure reason is inhuman. Color represents emotions, form represents reason. Since emotions is a b
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by akomtu 2y ago
The historicity of those events is a distraction. What matters is this is a symbolical story of how any soul can ascend from the prison of its own persona, with all its egocentric thoughts and desires, to the kingdom of heaven. Jesus most l
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> Monetized “brainrot” reels is generative AI’s killer app These images provoke dark, negative emotions. This type of emotions are heavier and thus they feel more intense. This is why many users (Instagram addicts) have the backwards des
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Internet unites the world. It must be united, but there are two ways to do that: it can be a union of the free or it can be a tyranny of one. The two futures may happen simultaneously, but for different people, based on their preferences. T
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The real test for image generators is the image->text->image conversion. In other words it should be able to describe an image with words and then use the words to recreate the original image with a high accuracy. The text representat
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In reality, users will have to show passport to use the internet, while corporations will hide behind a "Corporate ID" that's whitelisted in all authenticator services, because those are also corporations. So you'll keep
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github pages? you get a foobar.github.io domain for free with an option to link it to your own domain
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If we discovered a civilization of moderately smart pandas living on a remote planet and dropped the AI technology onto them, what would happen to their civilization? And what's our motivation?
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What big tech is doing is much closer to this: - Ads is a substance, very invasive and toxic, that alters the behavior of its users. They consume ads unwillingly, when the latter is mixed into their drinks and food. Ads are often tailored
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Charism, according to catholicism, is something like a divine gift that radiates like sun, and although the people around can't see it, they feel it in some unexplaiable way. Everyone is charismatic in their hearts, but the clouds of s
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LLMs aren't AI. They are more like librarians with eidetic memory: they can discuss in depth any book in the library, but sooner or later you notice that they don't really understand what they are talking about. One easy test for
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Because buyers are many, poor and disorganised, while sellers are few, rich and organised.
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I'm afraid, those remote workers you're trying to help prefer working solo, for the same reason you're working solo. Perhaps, try to change your idea: make it an airbnb-style office rental app, where tech workers rent a home
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Which is a fancy name for a low-pass filter?
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Yeah, that's right.
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Has anyone tried this with non-magnetic particles? Something that's not a photon, not an electron and not a C60 electron-wrapped molecule?
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Here's a simple, but high quality model of piano and violin: https://mattdailis.github.io/simulating-strings/resources/ph...
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It's time to change the rules. Up to this point copyright has benefited the big fish. Thanks to copyright, we've got so many billionaires that own half of the nation's wealth. Today copyright benefits the small fish, those pe
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The next-gen LLMs are going to use something like mipmaps in graphics: a stack of progressively smaller versions of the image, with a 1x1 image at the top. The same concept applies to text. When you're writing something, your have a hi
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And the adversaries is the entire nation at this point.
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The thing is, it no longer matters whether we support it. Nobody's asked for our permission and we have no power to stop it.
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This is a groundbreaking shit, and it's not about checkerboards or lizards. The Navier-Stokes differential equation governing fluid motion is an update rule that predicts the next state of any given point given its neighborhood and a f
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"Windows Insider" sounds like an AI feature that watches your work, creates a daily intelligence report and uploads it to Microsoft, thus giving it the insider info on your work.
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Can it detect the amount of PFAS in tap water?
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> Skynet was able to use that by injecting new technologies into the history of humanity, and reusing existing ones to its own advantage. This is also known as the myth of Sorat. AI is a neutral tool by itself: in the right hands it may
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Corporations is a clever way of organising people in such a way that all humanity in them is suppressed and whatever little evil in them is empowered. Corporations do so by putting a mask on employees that lets them act anonymously, on beha
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It's the ability to find a simple model that predicts a complex reality with a high accuracy and low latency. So we need to consider the four axes, and AI will be a region in this space. Edit. In fact, there is a simple test for intell
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Anti-Ichthys? I can't ignore the feeling of really dark vibes coming from all this turbo-capitalism or AI cyberland, whatever you call it. If this batch of turbo-capitalists get hands on real AI, we'll end in a high-tech concentra

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